POLICIES AND PROCEDURES

HOURS OF OPERATION

Monday - Thursday: 7:00 am to 3:15 pm and Friday from 7 am to 3 pm
Wednesdays (Early release) 7 am to 1:45 pm
During Lunch from 11:15 am to 12 noon; Wednesdays (early release) - 10:37 to 11:24 am

 CIRCULATION
​ (Checking out and returning books)

​* Students  may checkout three books at a time.
* Students will use school ID's to check out books.
* Fines for each late book is .05 cents per day.
* Late books must be returned before checking out another book.
* RENEW before the two weeks are up to avoid fines and obligations.

VISITS AND EQUIPMENT USE

* Students are expected to have an Electronic Information Services (EIS) Acceptable Use Agreement form on file. Signing this agreement signifies that you UNDERSTAND and will abide by the guidelines, as they relate to technology and communication (e.g. Laptops, tablets, iPads, cell phones, etc.).
* The Learning Commons can be visited before school 7 am to 7:29 am; during lunch and after school until 3:00 pm, except for Friday.
* Students must have a pass from a teacher to come to the Learning Commons during class time.
* Students may visit the Learning Commons during lunch, but may NOT use the Learning Commons as a cafeteria. Meaning, that eating and drinking are not permitted unless authorized by administration or approved by Learning Commons faculty and staff.
* Students will be required to sign in with an student ID at the circulation desk.
* In the event that a student MUST print classroom or homework assignments, each page will cost the student .10 cents. 
* Color copies are .50 cents each.

BYOT @ DHS

BRING YOUR OWN TECHNOLOGY allows our students to remain competitive with 21st Century Learning. You don't want to be left behind, but if it is misused or it distracts from learning--it could be left OUT altogether. Follow the guidelines on campus and in the classrooms and recognize that devices on school property are used primarily for educational purposes. If the GREEN (ON) side is displayed then the teacher has approved the use of the device in the classroom. If  it is RED (OFF) side is displayed, then it is crucial that your device be turned off and/or put away for the lesson and learning to take place. Keep in mind that the use of personal technology on campus is a privilege--not a right.
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DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP, SOCIAL MEDIA and CYBERBULLYING RESOURCES

Commonsensemedia.org and NSTeens.org  are two great resourcces for tips on how to deal with social media (Digital Citizenship) and technological issues impacting teens.